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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1947
Page
3
On Friday May 30 Mrs. Ted Jones will present her pupils in a spring recital at 8 o clock. The program takes place at the First Christian Church and the public is invited.
Mrs. K J Caplinger and sons Kelsie and Tommy Ray visited Tuesday with Ws Caplinger’s parents Mr and Mrs J W Turner. Miss Rita Lou Cox arrived Sunday night from Monticello Ark to join her parents Mr and Mrs J L Cox. Mrs Clayton Paddie and sons Dennis and Kenneth left Wednesday to reside with Mr Paddie in Leesville Louisiana. Miss Helen Downs left today for Madelphia to attend a Writers Conference at Henderson State Teachers College this week. Miss Loretta James left today for a month’s vacation visiting Ensign and Mrs Thomas Jobe in Washington DC and will visit Chicago and St Louis en route home arriving in Hope about July 1.
Frances Harrell daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Harrell 1015 W Street Hope Arkansas is among 323 candidates for bachelor degrees at Texas State College for Women. Degrees will be awarded June 2 at 9 a.m. in the college auditorium. Harrell a clothing and textiles major applies for the bachelor of science. She belongs to Cosmopolitan Club L Allegro Club and Outing Club at TSCW.
Washington May 28 A Senate judiciary subcommittee opened a preliminary inquiry into claims by Senator Kenn that Attorney General Clark failed to act regarding alleged Democratic primary irregularities in Kansas City. The panel may urge a full inquiry into the 1946 primary that unseated Roger Slaughter by Ines Axtell.
Dr Burlingame explains a four legged chair analogy for work hobby play and body. He stresses job satisfaction and sociable play for happiness and notes therapy lines up life legs for balance. A reader asks about leg pains and arterial causes with possible nerve or local treatments.
The UN Atomic Energy Commission faces a new Russo American dispute over veto power. Soviet Andrei Gromyko proposed the control plan be set within the Security Council framework, possibly retaining veto rights, while American Frederick Osborn opposed the resolution as interpreted by Gromyko. A working committee meeting was set for 10:30 a m. to discuss the situation.
Atlanta police investigate the murder of Peggy Alston Refoule by detaining two models at a posing session and questioning them at Fulton County courthouse. Paul Rene Refoule’s French parents plan to visit as authorities press for details.
In Otsego, Flora Tolliver elopes with Bob Finneran, challenging her family’s finances and social expectations. Mrs Tolliver’s cautious welcome shifts to reluctant forgiveness as Flora and Bob confront poverty, support from Bob’s mother, and an uncertain future.
A critical statement claims the Justice Department has done nothing despite ample evidence of widespread irregularities and fraud in an election to name a candidate for a U.S. government office.
Central Standard Time New York May 28 listing tonight covers NBC CBS ABC and MBS schedules with key programs across 6:30 to 9:30 pm and Thursday updates including Nelson Olmsted Art Van Damme quartet Godfrey Show and Navy Band performances.
Bevin secured a decisive Labour Party confidence vote in Magate England with 2 357 000 in favor to 1 109 000 against a resolution calling for a review of military commitments. The government also won backing on economic planning and manpower distribution amid Britain’s economic crisis.
A subcommittee of the House Un-American Activities Committee reports that certain flagrant communist propaganda films were produced under White House pressure. The panel cites aid from the National Labor Relations Board and urges public hearings and subpoenas for actors writers directors and producers to uncover responsibility and extent of influence by government officials.
Yokohama May 28. Army court martial hears Col Edward J Murray accused of misappropriating 500 diamonds worth about 200000 dollars. The seven generals and a colonel briefed on prosecution and defense arguments before recess. Murray denies stones came from the Bank of Japan vaults and refuses to say where they came from.
Dorothy Dix counsels a childless wife and her husband on future happiness, noting parental instinct varies and adoption can fulfill the dream of fatherhood. She advises embracing shared life, warns against dwelling on infertility, and suggests adopting may strengthen the marriage.
In Coveland May 27 a Lowell clergyman and his brother buried their mother despite a Lake View cemetery grave diggers strike. Rev Laurence Blackburn and Wallace M. Blackburn planned to join by Harold Blackburn later. The mother Ora E. Blackburn, 72, died Sunday. Bodies have been kept in vaults during the five week walkout demanding higher wages.
A vintage advice column features Mr X advising against marrying a much younger fiancée after a harsh warning about wife behavior. Dorothy Dix responds with warnings about the dangers of rushing marriage and the mismatch in age and life experience. The Bell Syndicate releases the syndicated exchange.
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